Plan to connect highway 60 and 70 sparks tax protest in Arizona
Opponents accuse central Arizona leaders of pushing the Concho link for selfish local gain. The Daily Mail argues the Concho route avoids high altitude snow, saves construction costs, and benefits Apache county towns while preserving statewide traffic flow.
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Arizona
Concho
Springerville
Central
Phoenix
Daily” Mail
Apache County
St. Johns
California
White Mountains
Little
Colorado
Globe
Showlow
The
Daily Mail
Slo
Springervlle
Governor’s Move Dismisses Arizona Game Commission Chief
Governor George W. P. Hunt removed Chairman John B. Sloane and member Lester B. Hart from the Arizona Fish and Game Commission. Supporters say the action disregards past progress under T. E. McCullough and warns it harms Arizona wildlife policy and sportsmen.
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George W. P. Hunt
John B. Sloane
Lester B. Hart
Arizona Fish and Game Commission
T. E. McCullough
Flagstaff
Arizona
Arizona Wild Life
Northern Arizona offered as cool vacation haven
The Tucson editorial extols Arizona as a summer retreat with Mount Lemmon, the White Mountains, and Bisbee offering cool climates. It praises Flagstaff, Prescott, Grand Canyon, Painted Desert, Patagonia, San Rafael Valley, and Sonoita Creek area as accessible from Tucson within a few hours.
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Grand Canyon
Painted Desert
Arizona
Flagstaff
Prescott
White Mountains
Tucson
Mt. Lemmon
Catalina Mountains
Bisbee
Naco
Hereford
Ft. Huachucha
Sonoita
Patagonia
Sonoita Creek
San Rafael
Looti Gl
Canille Pass
Washington police collect doors in a strange hobby
The Washington police have gathered about a dozen doors from speakeasies and gambling joints as evidence in raids. The heavy doors, often two doors with a steel insert and bolts, illustrate barricade efforts and are used in court to suggest illicit activity. Patrons face disruption as raids draw crowds and shut down establishments.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Yfuashington
Police of
Washington
Secretary Stimson Accepts Law Degree by Radio
Secretary Stimson accepted by radio a doctor of laws degree conferred on him by Pennsylvania Military College in Chester Pennsylvania. He canceled his planned trip to attend the commencement due to business, and spoke from Washington over the Columbia network to receive the honors.
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Washington
Stimson
Radio Today
Pennsylvania Military College
Chester
Columbia Broadcasting System
Supreme Court Reverses Pima Cotton Embezzlement Verdict
The Arizona Supreme Court reversed a Maricopa county ruling convicting T. H. Kendall, former secretary of the Pima Cotton Growers Association, of embezzling $1,834.43. The case was remanded with instructions to dismiss the charges.
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Phoenix, Ariz
State Supreme Court
Maricopa County
T. H. Kendall
Arizona Pima Cotton Growers Association
Kendall
Aitken and Aven Realty Incorporators File in Prescott
Articles of incorporation filed for Aitken and Aven of Prescott a realty and development firm. Incorporators named William P. Aven Perry Gernand and Kenneth Aiken. Authorized stock listed at 250000 dollars.
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Phoenix
Aitken and Aven
Prescott
William P. Aven
Perry Gernand
Kenneth Aiken
Athlete's foot disease highlighted at AMA meeting
The American Medical Association’s annual meeting spotlighted dermatophytosis or athletes foot a fungus disease spreading worldwide. Experts note a 400 percent rise since World War I with varied treatments and no sure cure. cases persist in clothing and footwear.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Philadelphia
American Medical Association
Hong Kong
Orient
Night mail plane shatters coast to Winslow record
D DeWitt Meredith of the Los Angeles Evening Herald financial department arrived in Los Angeles on the night airmail. Northrop monoplane en route to Kansas City after a brief rain near Flagstaff and a favorable tail wind. Meredith planned the trip for data to aid a forthcoming brochure for Transcontinental & Western Air Inc. He expected to depart Kansas City Wednesday on the return flight. The previous record from the west coast to Winslow stood at three hours and two minutes in a Ford tri motor with a 40 mile per hour tail wind.
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Los Angeles
Winslow
D. DeWitt Meredith
Herald Financial Department
Northrop
Kansas City
John. Graves
Flagstaff
Meredith
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc
Kansas
West Coast
Tim Aga
Businessmen Make Fast Plane Trip Across Continent
Los Angeles reports a dawn flight by pilots Harry Paylor and three businessmen aboard a Lockheed low winged plane designed for 1754 miles per hour. They refueled in Albuquerque Wichita and possibly St. Louis or Indianapolis en route to Pittsburgh to showcase cross continental travel safety. Passengers include J S McGill contractor Yahner advertising man C W Forcier airport official O R.
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Los Angeles
Harry
Paylor
Pittsburgh
Lockheed
Albuquerque
Wichita
St. Louis
Indianapolis
R. Yahner
Cc. W. Forcier
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Arix
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National Editorial’ Association
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Arizona Daily Newspaper Association
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Chicago
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Portland
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Arizona Daily Star
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Utah Line
Colorado River
New Mexico
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Andrew Volstead
Clarence True Wilson
Smith
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Winslow DaiLy Mail Commercial Printing Department
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